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Asked: 2026-06-10T10:06:42+00:00

I’m not sure if this is the best place for this question, if not

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I’m not sure if this is the best place for this question, if not please point me the right one!

I am scaling my app for multiple resolutions and I’ve come across this two pages

Look on Scren Sizes and densities, the chart says 17% of the devices are normal/xhdpi, also here, in the Table 3 it says that normal/xhdpi is 640×960.

I know this is the Iphone resolution, running searches on google and gsmarena and I can only find iPhones and some android devices yet to be released.

So my question is among tablets and phones, already in the market, is there any android device with this resolution? If not, why is that resolution in that table?

Thanks!

EDIT

So according to the answers there are no devices with that resolution, but if there are no android devices with that resolution, which ones fit in those 17% with normal size and xhdpi? Why is that even on the chart?

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  1. Editorial Team

    Normal/xhdpi is the bucket that the Galaxy Nexus and all other 720p (1280×720) normal sized phones fall into. 720p has become a popular resolution for high end Android phones which is why you see 17% in that bucket. The 960×640 resolution you see listed is just the minimum resolution to be considered xhdpi with a normal size screen. It doesn’t necessarily mean that there are phones with that resolution.

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